Monday 16 May 2016

Thinking About You Card

Today, I would like to show you my latest project for the Fiskarettes Design Team,
which can be found here on their Facebook page, where you
will find other projects made by the design team.
This card has made a very small dent into my box of scrap papers!

I punched 16 squares from four co-ordinating scraps of patterned papers,
glued them onto a piece of white card, and then ran it
through an embossing folder to give the textured effect.
I then mat and layered onto coloured and white card,
glued it to the card base and finished by adding the stamped
sentiment and diamantés.

The items I have used are:-
Creative Expressions Embossing folder - Textures-Linen
Lawn Fawn stamps - Scripty Sayings
Woodware square punched

I am entering this card into the following challenges:-
Pixie's Snippets Playground - Anything Goes
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge - Anything Goes
A Beautiful Mess - Anything Goes
As You Like It Challenge - Favourite Patterned or Embossed Paper (and why)
[I love running papers through my embossing folders to give different textures]
Simply Papercraft - Anything Goes
Aud Sentiments - Anything Goes + A Sentiment
Crafting with Friends - Anything Goes
Creative Fingers - Anything Goes
Artbymiran Challenge - Anything Goes

Thanks for looking in.
Janice x



17 comments:

  1. Brilliant use of snippets. Punching out your left-over bits is a great way to use them up.
    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  2. A fabulous way to use small pieces of paper. I love the combination. Thanks for joining Aud Sentiments challenge. Elaine

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  3. A really pretty card Janice and a lovely way to use up snippets. Barbxx

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  4. Grat way to use up snippets Janice! And such a lovely end result too :)

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  5. Thank you so much for sharing your project and entering our Challenge at Creative Fingers Challenge Blog.
    Angie DT

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  6. Brilliant design idea Janice! beautiful papers and colours.
    Pam x

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  7. A fab idea to use up some pretty scraps that you can't bear to part with. Lovely touch to emboss them too.
    Hugs
    Annette - Netty's Cards
    xx
    Proud to design for :
    Lili of the Valley,
    My Mum's Craft Shop,
    In The Pink Challenge
    As You Like It Challenge.

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  8. Lovely card thank you for sharing with us at Simply Papercraft - good luck
    Lyn - DT

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  9. Great card – I love the colour scheme you've used here. This is a fab way to use up scraps of patterned paper

    Sharon (Glittertastic)
    DT Member

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  10. Lovely card, great idea too! love the look, Thanks for joining in with our challenge at As You Like It,
    hugs Samantha :0)

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  11. I love how you've used snippets and embossed them, and I love the finished layout too xxx

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  12. I just love the quilted look this technique gives, I need to do one again, you have given me great inspiration!!

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  13. Fabulous way of using snippets!

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  14. Thanks for sharing your lovely crafting for Crafting in a beautiful mess challenge 2, Hazel, DT - thank you also for entering this for my Patterned Paper May challenge. x

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  15. Thank you for taking part in our Art by Miran challenge, you Creation is stunning and a joy to look at
    ... Good luck hugs Tracy

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  16. Love the patchwork look of your card. Thanks for joinng us at Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge.
    Margaret, DT

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  17. What a great project! I love the design & colors you used. Thanks for sharing it with us at Aud Sentiments, hope to see you again for our next challenge!
    Jennifer
    Simply Papercraft DT
    Creative Knockouts DT
    Aud Sentiments DT
    Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge DT
    Kitty Bee Designs DT

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